Neural relations
See saved items related to the paragraph you're writing, and mention them in your note with one click.
Click the brain icon at the bottom left of a note. The Neural panel lists saved items related to the paragraph you're writing.
Find related saves while you write
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Open the panel
In any note, click the brain icon in the bottom left corner. The panel opens beside your text.
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Keep writing
Suggestions follow the paragraph your cursor is in. Very short paragraphs show nothing yet, so write a sentence or two.
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Use a suggestion
Click a row to open the item in a pane. Or click the @ on a row to mention it at your cursor.
Press Esc or click the brain icon again to close the panel.
What the @ button does
- It adds an @-mention of that item where your cursor is.
- Every mention also connects the two items.
- Click into the note first. The button stays grey until your cursor is in the text.
- Items you already mentioned stay in the list with a check mark.
- Nothing is added until you click.
Choose what gets suggested
Suggestions come only from your own Library. Matching is by meaning, not exact words.
To hide some kinds of items:
- Click the gear at the top of the panel and untick any type, like Documents or Cards.
- Or go to Settings → Preferences → Neural relations → Suggested content types.
Both places change the same setting. Every type is shown by default.
Searching your Library with AI
Search everything you've saved by keyword and by meaning, or ask Eden to find it for you in chat.
Connecting items (backlinks)
Link any item to any other item, like a note to a PDF, and see the link from both sides.
The graph view
See your whole Library as a map, grouped around the books, creators, boards, and ideas that tie your saves together.
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